Hello, welcome to the Theology Podcast. Great to have you here for this episode. We've got a special guest and a subject that's going to be a lot of fun to talk about. But before we jump into any of that and have her introduce herself, we'll just do what we normally do, and that's introduce ourselves. I'm C.R. Wiley. I'm a pastor. I've taught philosophy at the college level, and I'm a senior editor at Touchstone Magazine, and I've written a number of books.

Okay, enough about me. Let's get good over you, Tom.

I'm Tom Price. I teach theology and theological ethics at Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary and teach philosophy as well at a university nearby.

Right. Yeah, we know that at university.

Anyway, Glenn.

I'm Glenn Sunshine. I'm a retired history professor from Central Connecticut State University.

I am a senior fellow at the Colson Center for Christian Worldview.

I have my own ministry as well, every square inch ministries.

That's at eSquare Ranch.org.

And I work for Reflections, Ministries.

I do freelance speaking and a bunch of other stuff.

Okay.

So we're pleased to introduce Beth L.

She's going to talk a little bit about herself and then kind of

take us into the subject of the day, which is a lecture that was delivered by Paul Kingsnorth.

Okay, Bethel. Hi, everyone. I'm Bethel McGrue. I'm a freelance journalist, essayist,

occasional poet. I roam around. You might have seen my work in places like First Things or National

Review or the critic, the spatator. I get around. I used to write under a pen name, but I chose to

uncloke a few years ago, and I have my own. Yep, unmasked myself there. So now I have a substack,

like everyone else, my substack is further up, and that's doing pretty well. Oh,

I'm a commonest regularly for World Magazine, too. I do a lot for their opinions page.

And most recently, in print, you'll see me in Davin's new Life on the Silent Planet collection.

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